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Harlan Locals By Olga ileyelt, Local News Reporter Mrs. Esther has I Mrs. Claude Green and daugh- THE NEWS-ADVCETOSEE Harlan, Iowa, July 13, 1954 been visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.

1. past three weeks, le'i Thursday morning -or ner in Westminster, Colorado. She accompanied by mother, Mrs. Abbie E. Walters, who plans to remain for a month's stay.

Mrs. Fred left by ter, Karen, form-cr Harlan residents now living in Spencer, came Albert Hansen enjoyed her i'irst airplane ride recently as Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nielsen's guest during the recent soil conservation tour. Mrs.

Hansen, wh 0 is 80, quite a thrill out of her experience. She is at present spending several days at the Nielsen home in the Kirkman vicinity. The Vincent Nelson family are home a several days visit with the Paul Patterson family in Wichita, Kansas. to Harlan Friday to spend several Mr. and Mrs.

Hans Christensen relatives "and Iriends are both enjoying vacations this while Mr Green was in Council week. Mr. Christensen from the on business On Sunday assessor's office at the court house attended the annual Leinen a nd Mrs. Christensen from the office of Dr. Arthur E.

Iwersen. plane from Omaha Sundav for ai a visiting in Harlan while here I for the reunion. Mrs. Mester is the montns witn son, Dr. Man arei Lejl en Lee Manensen and iamilv in Lee Manensen and.

Portland, Oregon. family reunion picnic at Portsmouth. Mr. and Mrs. Al Mester and their 2 year old son, John rs c.

Z. Jesperson and son, Peter. Inglewood. California, are Charles arrived in Harlan Friday evening from their home in Koan- ake Rapids, So. Carolina, lor a vacation visit with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Tank. They plan a several weeks stay. Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Marion Harlan was Frank of the U. S. Navy and his wife and their four children. Pam, Mike, Christie and Tony, who stopped here over the 4Sh of July week end enroute to Mr. Ries' new assignment in San i Diego, Calif.

On the way to the coast they visited Mrs. Reis's sister, Mrs. Ben Holzman in Albuquerque, N. M. Mrs.

Reis is the former Patsy Hertert, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hertert. She is a niece of Mr.

Harlan. CHRISTENSEN'S The Home of Clean Used Cars 30 TO CHOOSE FROM Mr. and Mr M. H. Walters of Worthington.

Ohio, arrived at the I home of Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Craw- ford Friday, July 2.

to visit the former's mother, Mrs. Abbie E. Walter? and to attend the wedding of his neice, Donna Ene Crawford. They departed for their home Monday. 1952 Chev.

Del. 4-dr. Dark green, well cared for. i Tires like new. 1950 Chev.

Dei. 4-dr's. Your choice, Power Glide or straight transmission. Mr. and Mrs.

V. L. Christen-! sen and children. Jim and Mary. are vacationing for two weeks at Lake Okoboji.

leaving Saturday. They have a cottage on Hiawatha Bay while there. Announcement has been received here of the birth of a son on July 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Havick in Glendale, Caifornia, which they have named Carol Ann.

The Havick's have another daughter. Joan, 2 years old, who has a birthday on the same date as her new baby sister. Mr. and Mrs. Minor Havick of Harlan are the baby's paternal grandparents and Mr.

and Mrs. Lester Borman of Avoca, its maternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brodersen and children, Margaret and Max, are vacationing at Manhattan Beach on Lake Okoboji, going up Saturday for a week's stay.

A group of Harlan teen-agers including Margaret Ann Jacobsen, Karen Haskell, Ellen Bisgard. Prudy Schell and Charlene Peterson, were together for a house party at Miller's Bay on Lake Okoboji the past week, returning Saturday. The young people were chaperoned toy Mrs. Dennis Hoffnagle, the former Ruth Woodhouse. Mr.

and Mrs. H. V. Clark a sons, Kevin. and" "Michael are 'j back in Harlan after a five weeks stay in "Waterloo while Mr.

Clark was looking after business i terests. They brought Gary Clark. son of Mr. Clark, back with them to spend the remainder of the summer and Michael 1947 Ford V-8 2-dr. Recently overhauled, runs nice.

Earl Musich is vacationing this week from the Tribune office and with Mrs. Musich and son, Bixby. is spending, several days at Spirit Lake. Dr. and Mrs.

Arthur E. Iwersen and their three children, Julie, Tony and Katie, went to Clear Lake Saturday for a week's outing. Betty Schories accompanied them to assist in the care of the children. The Iwerseii's will return this week end. 1949 Ford V-S 2-dr.

jVery clean and solid. 1948 Chev. Del. 4-dr. 2-tone, like new, radio and many otrer extras.

1949 Olds Club Coupe Exceptionally nice, Hydra- matic, radio, light blue. We Sell You the Best -Whole-Sale the Rest M. Christensen Auto Co. CHEVROLET BUICK BEST SELECTION OF Used Cars '53 OLDS "88" 4 dr. hyd.

2-Tone. Fully Equipped. '53 DODGE Diplomat. Gyro-Drive transmission. Fully equipped perfect.

'52 OLDS "88" 2-dr. Really clean, all the extras. '51 Sup. "88" complete. '51 PONTIAC 3 hydra.

'50 OLDS "88" 4-dr. '50 OLDS "98'' hydramatic. '50 PONTIAC hydramatic '49 CHEV. Club Coupe. '49 OLDS hydramatic.

'49 CHEV. 4-dr. '49 JEEP 4 WD ST. WAGON, radio, etc. '48 DESOTO 4-dr.

'40 OLDS "66" Cl. Coupe. Clean. Mr. and Mrs.

Win. Olsen moved during the week from an apartment at the Chris Harare home at 9th Willow Street to the a a property at 1804 South 6th Street. The Jim Young family, who had been living in the Kauffman place moved to the Frank Caporal property on Lincoln Avenue in College Heights. Mr. and Mrs.

Clede Reynolds and Bob Gregory returned Friday evening from a ten day vacation which they spent in Missouri. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bell, former Harlanites in Branson. and with the Orlin Sorensen family at Osage Beach, Mo.

For their guests the past week. Dr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Hays entertained the former's brother and wife, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Hays of Memphis, Tenn. Previous to coming to Harlan, they had visited other relatives of Mr. Hays in Omaha. Dr.

and Mrs. Hays are now hosts to Mrs. Hays' sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Werners of Jacksonville, Florida, who arrived Wednesday of last week.

Mr. Weiners leaves Wednesday, while -Mrs. Weiners will remain for a longer stay. Hansen. 15 year old son of Mr and airs Emory Hati- sn.

returned home Monday from the Methodist hospital in Omaha where lie underwent a knee operation after entering the hospital Thursday. The operation, which was necessary due to an earlier iiinuy. was suc-cesafuJ. Looking Over the Past from the bound files of the News-Advertiser Mr and Mrs Robert W. Haviek, former Harlan residents, are the parents of a daughter bora July in Glendale, California.

The has 'been named Carol Ann. They have anonher daughter, Connie Jean, age 2. Paternal grandparents are 'Mr and Mrs Havie-k, Harlan. Chris Jensen returned to his home in Stuart after a four day visit with his sisters. Miss Cliff Potter and Mrs Hays Frampton and with other relatives.

Mrs. Len Lamar of Sioux City arrived in Harlan Tuesday of last week to visit in the home of her daughter. Mrs. Carl V. Bisgard and family for ten days or longer.

Mrs. Bisgard drove up to Sioux City after her mother. OLDS and CADILLAC Dealer Harlan Iowa MALT OR SHAKE BIch, thick Dairy Queen Malts and Shakes are yours in a choice of popular flavors. Cool, Einooth Dairy Queen tastes just right. You'll like Dairy Queen in sundaes, cones and take-home quarts and pints, too.

AH yours your Dairy Queen store. ROOT BEER 5c 10c 15c ROOT BEER FLOATS 15c 20c 25c ROOT BEER FREEZE 25c GALLONS 65c Your Jug 75c Our Jug (Free Sun Visors For The Kids) South 12th Street On The Highway Miss Joyce Knudsen is back on duty a the county auditor's office after a two weeks vacation. In company with Miss Caroline Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thompson of Harlan.

wh 0 teaches in Minneapolis, and two other young ladies from St. Paul and Duluth, Minnesota, she drove to Florida, traveling down the coast to Miami on a iight seeing trip. They visited numerous points of interest en- route and returning. 'Mr and Mrs Jimmy Boucher and daughter, Terry Marie, of Newport, R. I.

arrived in -Harlan Thursday to visit thn former's mother. Mrs Paul Hoover and Mr 'Hoover. Jim is in the U. N. Navy and is on a 30 day furlough from his duty on shore patrol.

17 YEARS AGO From Harlan News-Advertiser Files July 15, 1937 The Shelby County American Legion Junior 'baseball team won the district tournament at Council Bluffs last week by defeating the Sidney nine 'lr2 to in the third game to sweep the round- robin series at 'Broadway Park last Friday night. The team is the first to bring a district junior title to this county in the history of Legion baseball. 17 YEARS AGO Friday the Harlan Production Credit Association moved from its offices in -the Shelby County bank building to a new location in the HuSebus building on Seventh street; A AGO The Deen Loom co. recently marked a new type loom known as A loom. About two dozen of these new looms have teen marketed from Oregon ui Connecticut.

17 YEARS AGO Keith More of Centerville came to Harlan last week to form a partnership with his brother, Jake More, Harlarrs attorney for -the last six years. 27 YEARS AGO From Harlan Republican Files, July 7, 1927 A wedding of unusual interest, to people of Harlan took place morning, July (i. when a double wedding ceremony was performed at the James Ore-gory home northeast of this city. The dotibe rmg ceremony united in marriage Miss Alva X. Christensen and Mr Herbert A.

Beebc. and Miss Alma S. and Harry -A. Beebe. 27 YEARS AGO Misses Frieda Schuster and Ruth Lana expect to leave next Thursday for Omaha and from there go to Oakland.

Calif, to attend the National Business Women's Club convention. 27 A AGO Klnif-r Xorsuard had his Ford touring' car quite badly wrecked Siuuiay evening when he accidentally went into the ditch near t'orloy. The lights on the car went out causing the accident. 27 YEARS AGO The Butm! posioffiee has been remodeled recently and they now have a real postot't'ice room for Hie tiiiK- in the history of the village. 37 YEARS AGO From Shelby County Republican Files July 12.

1917 A of horse traders are camped by the Chris Ahrenkei! home in Clay township. They have about Hiriy head of horses and are buying- or trading all i They feed their stock by i lie roadside and take life easy iu general. 37 A AGO The wild gooseberry was never so plentiful as this year. The woods around Harlan are full of them, and a thrifty ones have gathered them in by the bushel. 37 YEARS AGO White had remove his tonsils from bin Mm day last week.

He hopes to escape future throat 37 YEARS AGO Citizens of Jackson township are voting today on UM proposition to spend $700 on a heating plant for the Jacksonville school. 37 YEARS AGO The president Iowa Guard to the colors for the 15th July, and the regiments Mill MNt. ito some southern camp, A ing. CROSSROADS fOR THERMOSTAT IN EVERY ROOM IRON FIREMAN Oil, GAS OR COAl Harlan Trading Post Authorized Dealer Which way to really sound financing? Ask us aboiU the extra convenience and oniy of our BAISK AUTO LOAN plan you decide ou any plan. Come in any time.

Harian National Bank Member Federal Deposit insurance Coi 'Mr and Isorris Dickinson and children. Beverly and Roger. departed for their home 'in Dua-rte. Calif. -Sunday evening after a two weeks vacation visit with -Mrs Dickinson's "parents.

Mr and Mrs Cliff Potter and Mr Dickinson's parents. Mr and Mrs Ben In -kinson at Kirtman. Dr. and Mrs. L.

G. Kineen and their tw 0 children, Lally Ann and went to Rapid City, So. Dakota Sunday to visit until today (Tuesday) with Dr. Kineen's brother, Roy Kineen and family. They will see the Roy Kineen's 3 months old twin daughters.

Margaret Ann and Mary Elizabeth for the i'irst time. Mr. and Mrs. E. E.

Brown returned home Thursday from a ten day outing at Crescent Beach, on Lake Okoboji. The same day. their daughter and family, Mr! and Mrs. G. L.

Booth, Gerard and Grace Ann occupied the cottage for the remainder of the week. Drowned As he played with other children on a stock tank, three years old Garry RaManl fell through a hole in the cover, and was drowned. --0-- Dr. F. J.

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